Yes. Your bell was manufactured for Montgomery Ward, the giant mail order retailer, around the date marked, but probably not by "Lakeside Foundry of Chicago." Lakeside is a Ward's brand that was used to identify many different types of merchandise -- from guns to records -- manufactured for Montgomery Ward by well-known companies. Ward had a policy prohibiting their suppliers from placing their own brand name on products made for Ward.
The origin of your bell is uncertain; however, there has been some speculation that at least some of them were made by C. S. Bell, of Hillsboro, OH. There are no contemporary imitations of that product.
Lakeside Foundry of Chicago was actually located in Erie, PA, but was owned and operated by Montgomery Ward (of Chicago) c. 1904-1920, which is much later than the date on your bell. The Pennsylvania foundry made cast iron stoves and related items.
Lakeside School was created in 1914.
Lakeside Primary School was created in 2003.
Lakeside Academy's motto is 'IB World School'.
Well, honey, that all depends on the condition, size, and historical significance of the bell. Generally speaking, an 1886 school bell from Lakeside Foundry of Chicago could fetch anywhere from a few hundred bucks to a couple grand for a real gem. But hey, if you've got one collecting dust in the attic, it's worth getting it appraised by a professional to get a more accurate value.
he went to lakeside school and it was also a private school. and he went to school with Allen.
He attended Lakeside School, a private college prep school in Seattle Washington, graduating in 1973He attended a private school in Seattle, Washington called Lakeside School.
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Stuart Earl Cohen has written: 'Chicago architects' -- subject(s): Architects, Chicago school of architecture (Movement) 'North Shore Chicago' -- subject(s): Architecture, Domestic Architecture, Lakeside architecture
Lakeside School 1967
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Lakeside School in Seattle, WA.